Windows (10000 programs)

Pros: Captures the Viking Age. Features 13 new factions, six new cultures. Adds new campaign scripts.

Cons: Requires manual file transfers.

Pros: Checks for Windows updates. Downloads all missing updates. Can easily manage output file in CSV and Excel file. Lightweight.

Cons: Noisy interface. Not for novices. Does not work with Windows 10. Requires Microsoft. NET Framework 4.6.1.

Pros: Lightweight and portable. Robust feature set. Built-in script creator.

Cons: Still in beta. Changes are not permanent. Needs to be reapplied every boot up.

Pros: Lightweight DOS emulator. Can run multiple programs at the same time. Comes with network and print support. Allows direct access to your system files.

Cons: Cannot run DOS games. Can be confusing to novices.

Pros: Capture all TCP and UDP network activities. Requires no usage of network sniffer when detecting. Displays detailed TCP and UDP information. Straightforward user interface.

Cons: Utilized enormous CPU usage when seizing network activities.

Pros: Faithful to the original game. Simple, yet fun gameplay. Charming graphics and presentation.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Offers challenging puzzles. Good use of retro-inspired aesthetics.

Cons: Only has 22 levels.

Pros: DND-style gameplay. Quirky and unique protagonist. Multiple difficulty levels.

Cons: Short playthrough.

Pros: Browser-based Python IDE. Standalone external file and application hosting.

Cons: Glitched app themes section. Browser resource use could affect compiling speed.

Pros: Based on the classic Yahtzee dice game. Charming retro bit graphics. Same gameplay rules and experience.

Cons: Still in active development. Crank mechanism is left unused.

Pros: Narrative-driven puzzler. Unique and artistic game design and presentation. Moving story.

Cons: Might be too much for players with certain photosensitivity. Demo version.

Pros: Three Solitaire games in one. Custom graphics and font style. Simple controls.

Cons: Still in active development.

Pros: Tribute to a classic Flash game. Faithful to the original. Crank mechanism for manual aiming.

Cons: Slight learning curve.

Pros: Over 70 diverse maps. Cross-platform multiplayer. Creative Stumble Workshop mode. Fun franchise collaborations.

Cons: Occasional server and matchmaking issues. Repetitive soundtrack. Heavy in-game advertisement of its in-app purchases.

Pros: Supports Powershell 3.0 and later. Features a command to automatically download and run a number of performance improvements. Uses several methods to improve performance.

Cons: Not all tools run automatically. Requires command-line usage to get the toolset up and running.

Pros: Very simple user interface. Small download size and memory footprint. Features some scheduling functionalities.

Cons: Not the most feature-rich memory management app.

Pros: Intuitive and easy to use. In-house "Lightway" VPN protocol. Plenty of customization options. No data-logging policy.

Cons: No free version.

Pros: Simple to use controls. Makes use of the Playdate’s crank. Detailed visuals for the two-color display.

Cons: Can only be run on a Playdate handheld device. More of a novelty than a useful app.

Pros: Simple gameplay suitable for all skill levels. Visuals and audio provide a calm, relaxing experience. Features several endings based on the player’s choices. Developer is actively working on the game.

Cons: Players unfamiliar with Sykkuno may not understand the game's inside jokes.